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long their work.
\ motion 10 proceed with the ballot
without further discussion was carried
at this stage.
The Chairman appointed the follow
ing tellers Cecil Brown, W. A. Kinney,
J. II. Fisher and r. J. Lowrey.
The balloting was then proceeded
with After the tellers had finished
counting, the Chairman announced the
result as follows: Total votes cast, 90;
necessary for q choice, 30. J. I, DOwsett,
Jr., 90, Frank Hustace So, \. p Kalau
koa Sc, D. L. Naone 81, VI. keIiiaa y,
NJ. P. Robinson %. J. \. Cummins 10.
J. NJ. Vivas IA, J. X. Spalding ), J. Q.
Carter ,, J. \. Magoon ,. W. r. Castle
!, J. Naone l.
The Chairman announced that J. /.
+ Dowsett, Jr., F. Hustace and A. p. ka-
laukoa had been elected, and the Dele
gates would now prepare their ballots to
elect a fourth candidate.
Col. V. Y. Ashford moved the Con-
vention adjourn for five minutes. A
very serious element had crept into the
Convention, and it was necessary for the
| Delegates to consult together.
The motion carried and a recess was
taken.
When the Convention was again
called to order it was announced that
Mr. NJ. P. Robinson had declined to
run for Representative, hut would run
for Noble
Ballots were then east Tor another
Representative, with the following re-
suit; Total cast. %; necessary for a
choice, so. D. L. Naone -. j. 4. Cum
minis %, NJ. Keliiaa H. Naone was de-
clared elected.
Next business was the nomination OF
Mobiles by the different wards, which re-
suited as follows:
First Ward-M. p. Robinson, 5. G.
Wilder, Alex. Young, II. Waterhouse, W.
+. Foster, H. W. Schmidt W. .. Smith,
J. l. Dowsett, Sr., :. 3. Dole, Il. Halstead,
T. J King, A. Jaeger.
Second Ward-M. p. Robinson, H.
Warehouse, f. 5 Cunha, T. J. King, w.
c. Wilder, J. 1. Dowsett, Sr.,W. f. Foster,
A. Jaeger. Alex. Young, ". O. Smith, S.
B. Dole, II. J. Nolte.
Third Ward-H. Warehouse, W. f.
Foster, r. Halstead, \. Jaeger, w. r.
Castle, w. 0. Smith, NJ. P. Robinson, w.
c. Wilder, S G. Wilder, ] . I. nowsett, Sr.
Fourth Wards. &. Wilder, Alex.
Young, II. Warehouse, \. Jaeger, w. Z.
Oh,
Dowsett, Sr., NJ. P. Robinson, r. Hal
stead, w. Q. Smith, :. B. Dole.
Fifth Ward-H. Waterhouse, J. l. Dow
sett, Sr., Alex. Young, r. J. King, 5. G.
Wilder, w. +. Foster, u. w. Schmidt, e.
$. Cunha, A, Jaeger, NJ. P. Robinson.
Sixth Wards. q. Wilder, Alex. Young,
H. Warehouse, j. I. Dowsett, Sr., H. w.
Schmidt, NJ. p. Robinson, w. o. Smith, r.
Halstead, W. r. Castle.
Seventh Wards. G. Wilder, J. |. Dow
sett Sr.. H. J. Nolte. a. Jaeger, J. A. Cum
Minis, Z. S. Cunha. w. O. Smith, NJ. P.
Robinson, A Young, !. Il. Atherton, w.
E. Foster, T. J. King.
Eighth Wards. G.. Wilder, A. Young.
NJ. P Robinson, w. r. Castle, H. Water
house, II. w. Schmidt, A. Jaeger, w. E.
Foster, w. o. Smith S. B. Dole, J. l. Dow
sett. Sr., r. Halstead.
District of KooIaupoko-H. Waterhouse,
S. G. Wilder, A. Jaeger, w. 0. Smith, A.
Young, NJ. 2. Robinson, J. l. DOwsett, Sr.,
H. w. Schmidt, w. Z. Foster.
Mr.. w. G. Wilder thanked the dele
gates who had nominated him, but he
was not a candidate and did not wish
any votes cast for him.
Mr.. j. B. Atherton said he was not
candidate for nomination, therefore any
votes cast for him would be thrown
away
Mr. S. B. Dole said he had withdrawn
his name and was still not candidate.
He thanked them, but hoped they
would leave his name out.
Mr.. W. 0. Smith referred to the nomin-
alton of Mr.. w r. Castle He had served
in two sessions of the legislature during
which Mr.. Castle had been a Representa-
tive and next to Mr.. Dole and Mr.. Bishop
no man was more familiar with parlia-
mentary practice. If he were nominated
three times and his nomination prevented
'AA' N0"tiC SOIiiS III hC WOuIu resign !
willingly. There would be a large number |
of new men in the next Legislature, and |
probably very few who have ever served |
before, and his experience would therefore |
be of incalculable value.
A motion to proceed to ballot at this |
stage was lost.
Col. Ashford said he wished someone to !
explain the positions OF these men before !
to ballot. II no one else would |
do so he was willing to step into the breach
Il was too important a question to submit
without comment.
Mr.. T. S. Douglas recommended Mr..
H. J. Nolte, one of the nominees of No.
Ward, and a resident Of 81 years stand
ng, as a deep thinker, He was also on
he right side.
Mr.. Cecil Brown thought that the
majority OF delegates had already made
Up their minds and nothing that could
De said would influence them one way or
he other.
Col. Ashford did not agree with Mr..
Brown. They could not air the position
II some OF these men too much. He
would like to hear other peoples
,pinions
The Chairman reminded the COnven-
ion that the motion before the house
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